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Morgellons Environment: 'Webs'
Sufferers report
irregular patterned webs, single suspended lines, accompanied with white debris
in their surroundings. They are just visible without magnification and better
seen with torch light. It is presently unknown if/how these are implicated in
morgellons disease.
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| No magnification. Webbing with what looks like a worm. | x400. Webbing and insect parts. | No magnification. Web behind tv in sufferer's home. |
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| Webbing under bonnet of sufferer's car (driver's side). | Webbing in-between Rhododendron leaves from sufferer's garden. It is known that Morgellons affects animals, and is possible it affects plants too. | Webbing in warehouse, where sufferer believes was the source of infection. |
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| Web running down the right-hand side of hook. The following shots are close ups of this web. | x300. Amber droplets on threads. | x300. Red filament running through web. |
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